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17 September 2025, 9:34 am

Centenary Bank donates 10 garbage bins to Amolatar district

By Sarah Ejang Centenary Bank has donated 10 plastic garbage bins worth UGX 2.7 million to Amolatar district as part of its ongoing environmental conservation initiatives. Speaking during the handover, the Manager of Centenary Bank Amolatar Branch, John Odwee, said…

16 September 2025, 11:43 am

Lightning strike claims young life of 18-year-old in Kaberamido

By Sarah Ejang On the evening of Monday, September 15th, 2025, a tragic event unfolded in Awimon village, Cwagere parish, Ocero subcounty, Kaberamido district, as an 18-year-old pupil from Okola Primary School lost her life to a lightning strike.According to…

11 September 2025, 5:31 pm

NRM chairpersons in Kioga county unite behind flag bearers

By Aloka Innocent On Thursday, 11 September 2025, an important meeting convened at Amolatar Town Council, where chairpersons from the National Resistance Movement (NRM) in Kioga County publicly declared their unwavering support for the party’s flag bearers, from the parish…

9 September 2025, 8:57 pm

Kioga county ambulance handed over to Amolatar by Dr. Atim

By Sarah Ejang, Alphonse Odur and Okello Kennedy Amolatar District has officially received a new ambulance from Kioga County, part of the recent deliveries initiated by the Ministry of Health. The handover took place at Amolatar HCIV, where Deputy Chief…

4 September 2025, 2:30 pm

Amolatar people’s voice association raises shs 9.9 million in fundraiser

By Sarah Ejang On Wednesday, 3 September 2025, the Amolatar People Voices Association achieved a remarkable milestone by raising an impressive UGX 9,899,000 through a dynamic fundraising event aimed at acquiring essential catering supplies. This successful initiative highlighted the community’s…

Mission and Vision

101.6FM “The People’s Voice”

101.6 Hot FM operates an effective, sustain- able and community owned radio that will champion development within and around its footprint. To strive for visible and measur- able community support and ensure that programming content reflects community demographics, needs and priorities. It is the only radio station in the Lake Kyoga Basin with the most loyal listeners of all stations, who have in turn been rewarded with consistent programming that continues to be a blueprint for the rest of the radio market in the region.

HOT FM operates in different languages such as: English | Luo | Luganda | Kumarn/lteso given its diverse listeners from 20 districts in Lake Kyoga Basin